Remembering the Holocaust in Germany, 1945-2000 : German strategies and Jewish responses

Explores the reaction of German historical memory to the Holocaust and the consequent reactions of Jews in Germany, the United States, and Israel to Germany's ambivalence. The unsolved tension between the German will to be accepted as normal and an awareness of responsibility is the recurrent theme in the articles, but the material is examined from various historical, cultural, philosophical, and sociological approaches.